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The mobile gaming industry will reach $98 billion in revenue by 2024, and 56% of the 2.3 billion global mobile gamers play more than ten times every week.

In 2010, American game designer Jane McGonigal spoke about how social gaming can help societies in her Ted Talk, “Gaming Can Make a Better World”.(disagree in my mind XD) She said, “Gamers are virtuosos at weaving a tight social fabric. Research shows we like people better after we play a game with them, even if they've beaten us badly. It takes a lot of trust to play a game with someone. We trust that they will spend their time with us, that they will play by the same rules, value the same goal and stay with the game until it's over.”

Then,let's talk about the "making a better world" mobile games in 2022.

1.RAID: SHADOW LEGENDS

It’s easy for seasoned gamers to get a bit sniffy about gacha RPGs. But the simple truth is, a quite startling number of people seem to play them, and Raid: Shadow Legends is the 800lb gorilla of this particular loved-and-loathed sub-genre. You can’t really ignore it.

2.PUZZLES & SURVIVAL

Puzzles & Survival sees you braving a zombie apocalypse, but instead of the usual gameplay you find in zombie games, this one sees you moving tiles around in order to fight back against the undead brain munchers, giving more purpose to your actions than some of the more abstract puzzle games out there.

3.GENSHIN IMPACT

Genshin Impact wears its The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild influence quite shamelessly, with a familiar anime-inflected fantasy world and action-RPG mechanics.But you’ll forgive the obvious tribute act because it nails the formula so well, and because it does so in the form of a free-to-play mobile game. Which is quite amazing.

4.RUSH ROYALE: TOWER DEFENSE TD

If you’re somebody who enjoys a good tower defence game, then you should certainly give Rush Royale a try. It takes the familiar formula and adds plenty of nuance and intricacy. You build up a selection of wizards and warriors to defeat the enemy hordes, unlocking more units all the time. By choosing a different selection of characters to make up your team, you can cultivate your own strategy, but be warned, you may find yourself having to modify it for new challenges as you go.

5.POKÉMON GO

If there’s another mobile game that has kept people coming back for as long as Pokémon Go, you’ll have to remind us what it is. Having launched way back in 2016, it’s still going strong.This was the game that really made a virtue of AR and location-based gameplay, as you battle and capture cute critters near real-world landmarks.

6.SLAY THE SPIRE

When the ultimate deck-building card battler came to mobile, it felt like it had finally come home. Plenty of other mobile games have lifted Slay the Spire’s formula wholesale, some of them quite successfully.But Slay the Spire still rules the roost with its intuitive yet impossibly deep and varied card-based combat system.

7.CALL OF DUTY: MOBILE

Neither Android nor iOS are lacking for quality online shooters, but Call of Duty: Mobile is arguably the most comprehensive package of the lot. It bundles together a slick, fast-paced multiplayer shooter with a more expansive Battle Royale mode.It all looks and moves beautifully too, with top-notch controller support and plenty of modes to try.

8.LEAGUE OF LEGENDS: WILD RIFT

MOBAs continue to be big news in the world of eSports, and on mobile just as on PC, League of Legends is the king. Choose your hero and embark on a classic 5v5 lane-running face-off with your fellow players.What’s remarkable is how true to the original formula this mobile version is. If you’re interested in trying it out, make sure you check out our League of Legends: Wild Rift tier list.

9.AMONG US

Among Us is a free-to-play online whodunnit takes a fresh and oh-so-modern approach to online multiplayer gameplay, demanding careful communication and no small amount of skulduggery.Join your fellow players in preparing your spaceship for departure, but watch out for the imposter. Unless it’s you, in which case go right ahead and murder your crew.

10.CLASH ROYALE

The game that launched a thousand imitators, Clash Royale combines card-battling strategy with MOBA-like base raiding. Playing cards here spawns 3D units onto a simple two-lane battlefield.As so often with Supercell’s games, the presentation, learning curve, and balance are absolutely spot on.

Unfortunately,worldwide smartphone shipments fell 11% year on year amid unfavorable economic conditions and sluggish seasonal demand in the first quarter of 2022. Samsung led the market with a 24% share, up from 19% in Q4 2021 as the vendor revamped its 2022 portfolio. Apple came second, with a solid Q1 thanks to the growing demand for its iPhone 13 series. Xiaomi stayed in third place due to the stellar performance of its Redmi Note series. OPPO (including OnePlus) and vivo completed the top five with 10% and 8% shares.

Meanwhile,I know that some bros in some not-rich countries such as Philippines,Brasil,India,etc.(There is no other meaning, just a list of the data collected,sry for guys who feel annoyed.)whose cellphones don't have the conditions to play these games.Just like this lovely friend from the Philippines :)

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No matter how relatively demanding smartphones are now, yet the whole world does not stand still, and especially in the sphere of technology. Dozens of smartphones are being developed every day, and they are presented with much more impressive capabilities even compared to those of a year ago, what to say about games…

Game developers create more and more demanding games because everyone wants to follow the technology, which means that in the near future every smartphone user will be forced to change his device to a more modern one, to be able to play the games we are accustomed to steadily and unhindered.

Anyway,we are all Good-Game lovers.Right?